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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-22

And One will lead his tired feet
Where flow the cool lfe-giving springs,
And fresh the Dalmy air will blow
With healing in its Heavenly wings;
The views of Time, denied below
From heights exalted will be seen
Bathed in q never-isding sheen.
How blurred niue eyes not to have known
The angel stamp upon his face
TIL now. nor caught q single ray
or all the light that filed the place
Wherein my patient darling lay
How Gull mine ears not to have heard
Celestial tones in every word!
Already on his childish brow
Shines forth the diadem of gain,
But on my head the crown Of loss
Strikes deep its cruel thorns OF pain.
/ faint and sinl: beneath this cross,
And cry: 20 Saviour, Thou must give
Thy strength or else can not liver
How YEARLY the days go by
Now that this shadow, dark and chill,
Enshrouds my home forevernore!
Lonely the house AID deathIy STILL
Through the closed shutters to the floor
Struggles the light, with ghostly glare.
AS If some lifeless form were there.
And now my other children come
With careful steps, subdued and slow,
And with pathetic interest
Ana eyes that often overflow,
flushing their harmless sport and jest
They sit beside the sufferer,
And to his least wants minister.
Too weak to lie now in my arms,
Within his little bed he sleeps
In broken rest day after day,
While ever near the shadow creeps,
And can only watch and pray,
Sitting with clenched and idle hands,
Submissive to the dread demands.
How beautiful his face has growni
The sanity wisdom OF the skies
Lingers upon his infant tongue,
A lustrous glory fills his eyes
Oh, with what agony it wrung
My soul when first its awful light
Smote through the darkness on my sight
The holy Christmas time draws near,
Fraught with its promises Of JOY.
One wish alone has power to thrill
The bosom OF my dying boy
To live till then-O God, fulnI
His piteous prayer! then willingly
I'll give my angel back to Thee.
o, let me see the olden light
vi pCIltCI yoy lilS law S1PAOSo
To hold in memory evermOre!
Danish the look OF WEAKNESS,
Tho eager. glad surprise restore
One joyous laugh, one shout of glee,
Would I'LL my heart with ecstasy.
".
The night moves onward toward the morn,
The shadows break and flee away,
And while the starry curtains part
Angels proclaim: IT'S Christmas Day.
From restless dreams Of pain start
And hear the old hoSannas roll
In waves Of peace across my soul.
Thou art not here, my gentle boy.
Yet oh. what joys this hour are thine!-
The anchor OF enduring hold,
The pearl OF wondrous price divine,
The tuneful harp OF precious gold,
The fruits from on the healing tree,
The crown OF life eternally.
Around me lie the raltry gifts
Igathered for his longing hands
The books, the toys, q hundred things
The loving heart alone commands;
But what are these f-ail offerings
Beside the largess Heaven bestows
Amid the rapturous repose?
"Glory to God, good will and peace"'
Again that matchless anthem rolls.
Ono voice know-thine, thine my child,
The whelming storm OF grief controls.
A calm succeeds the pillows wild
And gives me also grace to say:
"Glory to God this Christmas Day.
JULIA II. THAYER.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-22
JOBS TURKEY.
A True Story of tho Centennial
Christmas.
!. LOSING IT.

THINK it will do"
said the deacon,
holding the door of
his fowl-house partly
open, where til G
turkey was sleeping
away the late De-
cember afternoon.
Deacon Sol o m O n
Cleghorn was sixty
years old, round, fat,
rosy end dignifed.
He wore rumes at
the bosom and wrists
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Blown Up by Natural Gas

10 Youngstown, Ohio, about 8 o 'ciocL
on Thursday morning, John Stmpie, :,
watchmaD In the scarcely completed
Andrews Block, opened window TO
secure veI tilation when an explosion
occurred, and 5emple ran Into the
street with his clothes on fire aud rolled
In the snow. The fire spread rapidly y
through the building, q brick and stone
structure, and is WAS room destroyed.
1t Contained q meat market hno
~holesale dry goods sore on the lowt'
floor and "a hall aid council rooms on
the upper. a livery stable. three dwell
ings and the First Baptist Oh huroh wef'
also consumed, and two or three othel
buildings were damaged. Toe total los
on property t. estimated at tiO0,0o0; III
-uranoe. $4,000. A young mah name'
Bra sunigsn Is missing and is suppose'
70 have peris he'd. 1t is imposed tn
! explosion was cauted by the ienition o
natural gas leaking from main whic
runs pas. ths bulldog.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
N'S COMMON SENSE,

Says some merchants, 'it's
old fogyism" to sell goods below
regular prices after the season "
All right, friend, it may not be
new tangled, Yankee notions"
but it's good common sense.
We've hundreds of Ove coats to
sell. We've hund reds Of broken
lots, one, two, three and four OF
q kind. You can carry yours
over if you like, we're goiag to
sell ours, il Low Prices will do
lit That's why we're selling the
we'll made clothing in some cases
fifty per cent. under others, and
that's why We always show the
Newest aud Freshest Clothing
in Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

CHEKIFF'S SALE VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of I.evafi facias. TO me directed,
viii be expo ed to public sale, "a the court
House, on M arket etreet, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF w ilnington,
New Castle County, Delaware,
ON SAL URDAY,
THE ST T4DAY OF JANCARY, 1887,
At o'olock p. M,
Tie following described real estate, viz:
All that certain let, piece or parcel Of land
with Q brick Hnd frame dwelling house
| thereon situate, IN the city Of Wilmington,
bounded and descibed ae follows TO wit:
l.Beginning ct the distance Of las feet south
eriy from the Intersection OF the south srly
side Of u street with tho easDerly side Of
Ctreen greet, then 80 eaaterfv parallel with
| ID street 30 feet to stake, thence southerly
parallel with Green street 16 feet to stake.
thence westerly parallel with d street 80
| feet tc.the Aforesaid easteriy side Of Green
| street, and thence thersby nottherly 10 feet
to tho place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may. Book v, Vol. Il,
Ipage,353, &c.
Seized aud taken in exesution as the
property Of David Htggins, deceased j oseph
hughes, executor OF David Higgins, de-
ceased, and l. t and to be 20 Id by
GILES LAM BSON, sheriff.
Sheriti's once, Wilmington. DecsmDel
LA, 1856. d24-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Judgment Obtained.

City Solicitor Turner had jndg-
ment entered yester day before Squire
Bert ,lette against Daniel II. Kent for
yiOO, 10 satisfy the claim OF the oity
against bin. The full amount OF this
claim 10 elO6 %, but el00 is the hiahesr
amount for which Justice OF the Peace
car give Judgment. This course was
taken In retaliation for the levy made
on property belonging to the city to
satisfy the Judgment obtained by Mr.
Kent In the Superior Court n few weeks
since. The writ WAS served on MI
Kent nj once, and IL Is understood thsl
IL IA Mr., Turner'S intention 30 levy or
and sel enough of Mr.. Kent's property
TO tatisfy this claim.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

SHERIFP'S SALE-BY VIRTU CFA
writ OF LevAri r aclas. u me directedt-.
viii be expoaed to public sac, at the Cour
douse. on Market street, ,Dstwaen nth and
eleventh str sets. IN he city Of W timing, on j..
New Oastis County, Del.
ON SATURDAY,
I TIE srH ID ~ o. JANUARY, 1877,
Al O'CLOCK p. m,
The lowing assozbed real Q, To- ., viz:
All that certain lot or piecs Of land with .
frame " e,ling nouee thereon situated ia
tho city Of WlmmVtsn IN, bounded and de-
ycrtbed o. follows, 70 wit:
Beginning NJ . sIAke on the southerly
side Of o 90 ieet wiie street lsa1ing from
Hesld 70 Clsvuons street psralisi with
Fourteentn strest and 6tstance therefrom
ct right angles lea test said place Of bexip-
ming, being at tas instance OF 140 feet west
sriy from tne westerly slds Of Ciaym0nt
street a corner OF land Of William Naylor,
thence along said MAYORS line and parallel
with Ulaymo ont street 3 feet Q inches TO a
stake. thence wes'efiy and parallel with
Fourteenth stIeot20 feet TO stake, thence
noFtbefly and parallel xtth Claymont street
|75 feet inches to the aforesaid side OF tho
said 90 feet wj0e street and thence thereby
oasterly 70 feat 70 tbs pba 90 OF bog inning, be
the contents thereof what they may. Bo0K
X, Vol. q, page ., &C.
/ Seizad aud taken in execution as the prop
i erty Of Tho has Oham6ers. aud Mary, hts
Wits, and l. ts. and 70 be sold by
GILES LAMB IN, sheriff.
Sherifs OAee, WILMINGTON, December
Iz2, 1885. d2i-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Last evening. while Frederick
Il cd ges was out sleighins with friend
he ran ir TO pile OF stones while turn
ing the corner OF Tenth aud Orange
streets, upsetting the sleigh, throw Ing
out the ocsnpants and iujuring the
horse. Ths shafts OF the sleigh were
broken, and. Mr.. Hodges and his friend
shook up pretty badly. but fortunately
neither WAS injured.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

George Scott, brother Of the late
Robert Scott Of this city, died at his
residence, Gresnviile. N j., on Thurs
day. His remains will be inferred to.
morrow, Saturday, leaving the house
AT Q O'Clock He was an exemplary
citizen, aged about 60 years, and leaves
bis family in good circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
A card.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and ind iscre tions OF youth. nervous
weak ness. early decay, loss OF manhooo,
Sc 7 viii send . recipe that will cure
Won. FE3E OF CHARGE. This great
remedv vas discovered by missionary
In Soutb America Seud q self ad DIRE a.
e1 envelope to the REV. .IcsEfH u l.
INMAN. Station d, New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

The third eptsrtainm ent by the st.
Paul's Dramatic Club was given In
the basement of st. Paups Catho-
lic church last evening before q
large audience. A very entertain
ing mnsical program was given,
which concluded with the two-ac'
comedy, "The Last Loaf"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Yisltors From West Chester.

Last evening the West Chester Brass
Baud visited this city In q four-horse
sleigh, and WAS accompanied by Q
q um Der OF citizens OF that borough In
similar conveyance. The band visited
and serenaded number Of theii
friends, including the proprietor OF tht
Kirkwood House, where they tool
elppa!,
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
MILL Pruparty for sale

Heald & Go. offer for sale the mill
property containing some 80 acres OF
land, and fair buildings, at Greenbank
rhis is an openirg for any one wishing
to engage In business that 10 we'll worth
ookinR aftsr. They also have . large
nun Der Of desirable properties In the
city for sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
During 70 Years

of suffering from catarrh and catarrha
headache l never found anything to af.
ford Iatting relief until tried Ely
Cream Balm. 1 have used two bottles
and now consider my catarrh cured.
have recommep ded it with like good re
suits d. T. HiRRinson, l45 Lake St.
Chi0aQn. Il.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
a M.rrn Smashed

a locomotive on the Western rofd
ran into q wagon on Wednesday last al
the crossing of the Spring Hill brewer
road, knocking 1t TO pieces, but for u
nateiy the horses as we'll as the drlvel
escaped without much injury. The en-
gineer gave the usual alarm, but th'
occupant of the wagon did not hear !
/ in time 10 prevent the collision.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
ALWAYS on the Lead!

And giving one of the best variety er
tartaip 10 enta in the city at the Alham
hra Palace, 224 King street. An extrs
bill tonight.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Passed Through This City.

TIE new private car recently built
far Mr. Flagler. OF New York, by The
jackson & Soarp Company, pass ed
through this city yesterday with the
owner and party of friends on board
Job n. jackson was also on ths cal
from New York % Ibis city.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Fra. Exn,b,tiou of Art Needle Work

Free ExhibitiOn OF Art NoouI6 Work
Ia now open at No. 813 Market street,
and will contir ue open until next Sat
urday. Every lady In Wilmington
should avail herself OF this grand op
portunity to learn frse OF cnarRe the
latest methods in art embroidery, given
with our compliments
WHEELER & WILSON MFG, Co.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
scorr's EmULsIoN or PURE

God Liver OH. with Bypophosphites,
In Lung Troubles and Cholera lnfsntum
DIR. W. K. RANsCM, Hartford, Ind,
says: "I And Scott's Emulsion An ex
oellent remedy In lung troubles, ano
especially In strumous children, and
most valuable remedy In chronic stage'
Of cholera infautum."
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Prepare for q Better Pos ition,

Young men and women employed
during the day may fit themselves fol
higher position by attending the even
ing sessions of the Wilmington Com
mercial College, Eighth and Marke
streets. Iudtyidu ual INSTRUCT n. Visit
ors welcome. To your interest to call
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Tho Only Way to Conquer DyspepsiA

The Only Way to Conquer dyspepsia
1t 10 perfectly prepos terous to intro
duce pepsin I'D d other artificial solvents
into the stomach, in the expectation
tL at they viii assist digestion oy act.
ing OH the food itself They will not
Nor 10 1t possible thus 10 overcome oys.
uspsia. The only way to conquer that
d .sorder and prevent the numerous dis
eases and disabilities whioh 1t assui edly
provo kes, IL to renew the activity OF
gastric ACTION by strengthening the
stomach. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Ieradicates the most inveterate forms OF
ind gestion by restoring vitality TO the
the alimentar, organs, aid those which
are tributary to them. The liver, tne
| bo wells, tho kidney and the nerves, nc
less than the stomach, experience the
invigorative effects Of thss standard
tonic. which possesses Alternative prop
critics that greatly enhance It's osnehoia
IL fiusnce, and give a ps:maneDce to it'
effects whioh they would not otherwlS'
possess.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Why suffer piles? Immediate relief
and complete cure guaranteed. AK
| for "Rouah ON Piles." Sure cure for
itching, protruding, bleeding or any
form Of piles. 50,. At druggists or
mailed.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Notice.

Number 1872 drew the chair at Mon
gomery e shoe store. No. 5o5 King st
The person holding that number vii
pls ase call and get it
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Powell, ths fish dealer 10 the Third
street market, has fire supply OF
halibut. smelts. rock fish, perch, white
f1sh and ,errap'n on his stalls, which
he - ready to supply TO his customers.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
state OF the remperi


To- morrow promises to be eomewt at
cloudy, with slight thermal changes.
The pr esent outlook for Sup Day Ia from
fair TO partly cloudy and rather warmer.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

An egatlt sssoI tment of candles and
TOYS may always he found AZ Mrs. Lucy
Pattiuson's, No. 206 West Seventh
street. Call and ses hcr stock.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

use Browns Bronchiol Troohes. "Have
never changed my mind respecting
them, except l think better OF that
rhich began thinking we'll of"-Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher. Sold only In
hayea
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Jannsy, 3o3 King street, has OPT NED
the season for choice York State pota
toes. just received, q large eonsign
ment from the best potato section o
New York. Will cell to the trade II
Quantities TO suit at reasonable prices
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

when baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child she cried Tor aastoria
Wh n she became Miss, she clung To Sastoria
Wuen she had Children, she gave them Cas-
tOria.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

As usual, there was no quorum pres
eut 1t the meeiing Of the Board OF
Trade which Was to have been leld last
night.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Wells Health Remover restores
health and vigor, cures Oyspepsis. i'm
potence, Nervous Debility. For Weak
Men, Delicate Women. III.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

"What, you coughing yet my friend?
'Of course! my cold Is no batter
Well, don't stand on the order OF 60
log. but 80 to the druggist and get
bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
quick" He went, and he was straight
way made happy.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

EDINBURGH, Jan. 8-The Marchion'
sss OF Queersbary has Instituted al
action for divorce against her husband
the Marquis OF Queensbury. The
action viii be tried here, and will begir
next week
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, hies,
ants, bedbues, beetles, insects. skunks,
Jack rabbits, spar-ows, gophers. loc.
Al druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Mixed Pickels.

There was but q IN cd dlum-sizsd audi.
tnce at the Opera House last evening
to witness Mr.. j. B. Polk In the farci-
cal comet y, "Mixed Pickels," bnt those
who were present fully enjoyed and
appreciated the very admirable manner
In which the play was presented. Mr..
Polk is an excellent comedian, and his
Representation of the rollicking, fuu.
loving ice Pickles is inimitable. He
was ably seconded by Mr. Alexander
lVincent, who, as Hiram Brown, the
inclined TO be fast, but hen.pecked hus
band, pi owed himself to he careful
realistic actor. The play itself Is illed
with fun from the beginning to the end
and many In the audience ushed IN
iii tae tears ran down their cheeks
The entire company is frs -rats ia ever!
respect, and m much better than the ma
jor!ty tha. visit this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

T.. Hoffecker has removed his boot
and shoe business from 102 W Second
street to 619 W. Second street. Call and
see him at his new place.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Fish.

T. A. Mcclure, in 9Th street market
sells fish on Saturday nights away ot'
low cost. Gall and see him.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
Snte
sleigh Upset.

of buttons. Great reduction. e b
Riley 228 King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Don't fail to see the two Irish come
diant In their lauRhahle act at tbs AL
hanbsa Palace, pa King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Fine ye' low mt eal manufactured from
choice new. crop corn by Tatnail Bros.,
101 Mary land avenue.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
W anted For Dinner.

A good piece Of beef, mn, ton OF veal
at Lovells stall, II 2nd street market.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

F.. w. Wolter. southwest corner o
Second and Market streets. is selling
cl othing at o reducf d rate.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

25 certs Bu'toas for 10 cents K. B.
Riley, 22s King street..
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

1t Ia never too iaieto mend spra'ned
aokle, swollen limbs, stif neck, or any
pain or ache, If yon but use that SOY
ersign remedy, Salvation OH, zoe
greatest cure On earth for pain. Prizes
20 cts.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Good suits at Jas. McKeough, 81
and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

TIE following Is taken from the Jsmei
& Webb's Holiday Visitor"
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

Finding il essential to the comfort OF
our customers to increase temporarily
the lighting facilities of our store, we
made any inquiries and some COM
parative tests o! the lamps In the mar
keI for that purpose, and adopted the
U. g. Lamp, cold by Lewis Row, Ala
King street, with which we are more
than pleased. We make this special
men tion as q bent fit TO our readers.
These lamps are a luxury. Can be seen
In operation every evening On the fret
hoor Of our store.
state OF the temperature
~ ,he aEruBLrCAs office In the shAdf
| 7 O'clock 10 o'clac - o'oloc'
l 22 80" "a
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

DR.. Caleb Harlan, OF this city, author
of 'EiaoTa OF the Susquehsnna" and
other works. bas Just published another
small work in sizs, but large 10 the
principles involved. 1t treats OF sound
health, menal powers and long lie,
aud tells how they can be obtained By
diet. DIR. Harlan has publi shed his lit
tie book simply Influenced BY sincere
regard for the health and happiness o.
all humanity. Tho doctor takes tn,
ground that there Is not one case o
sickness In hundred that may not bl
traced to imprudencs in eating o.
drinh ing.
II Is 20 uDu atural to be sick, he says
that people have none to blame bu
themselves or their ancestors for all tn
i (infrmities that afflict them.
The doctor then related several In
star ces TO show what follows . viola
tion OF the laws Of nature. The littl
book is 81 pages OF well condensed ant
useful matter on diet and h. alth, tn
more valuable ss IL 10 the reeult Of
, long life of medical practice by tn
, Iauthor, and 1t ie little work tbs
, should be in every family, and II tt
Z Ipfecepts 1t breaches were practiced th
people wonid possess better health.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
BuuOns.

Bargains In buttons down to 10 cents
from 90 and IS cents. z. B. Riley, 22s
King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07
sREvITiEs.

Sun Kisses y.Ie. Sun Sets 40
Try bSshp epst you viii Ike H.
Try Bush coei jon will surely Ike ".
W. J. kimbis, grocer, 2nd and Justison.
Hsr1s ant oaxss ~ s%resra's, Haat 7a6s
Strong Cough candy at Ferguson, II r. ID
Mhisrd 2. Dsvis', ls~sief, h. and street
oity Laundry, sixth and ssipisy tssss
sips 10 <. kinGs, ~ BasPs. 10 . Touva
Ageats for DUNLAP hats. Kumfsre
Broehsxs. hasters.
wssh,ns nsshsns scr ssls ss Pisxsl's ssevs
ftore. 9 East Fourth 81.
"Pnsntom hops" are fashionable in tho
South. FIND 'em IN the bier, probably.
Fish and oysters fresh every day OF Pen
neli's. Second and King streets.
90 70 II. H. Moore's stalls, IL and "a SEQ
ond street market, Tor your geod butter and
cheese, who lesale and retail.
Infants clotnins ana ladies underwear
made o. Staats h Uavis'. no. : East Fourth
street
Powell. No. 30s Msdison street, keeps con
| sfantly on hand oysters 1t 26, 30 and 70 csnts
per quart. delivered free TO all psrts Of ths
Koss now has complete stock OF tn,
latest styles In hats. winter caps under
wear, ne Il wear aud n0aoa.a. lt6 Market
street. at the lou est city cash prices.
II you want cneap picture frames 10 to q
4. Bsugh, zoe West Second street. nav
tho largest stock in delaware; come and -
fCr yourfelvee.
John Cullen Bry ant is located at s2a I
and street, and he Il prepared, rs In forms
Iyears, 10 supoly Bibles, albums, encyclope
dias and otnsr choice work, 1t the lowei
leah prices. Mr.. Bryant guarantees bot
the quality and price Of every article an
sells both on ths cash AMI installment pla
Of small weekly payments.
For burns, scalds, and other wound
Sslvstion Oil has proved itself to be II
best remedy ever used. All druggis
sell it fer 20 cents . bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-07

For burns, scslds, and other wounds
Salvation Oil has proved itself to be the
best remedy ever used. All druggist
sell 10 fer 20 cents q b0ttle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-09-24
Writing OF the Deranged.

The manuscripts Of ncurOpaths-a
word wide enough 10 include the slight
and the severe disturbances Of mental
sanity-present certain typical charac-
teristics. They abound in italiciscd
words: in exclamation points and punct-
nations after almost every word; in fire.
quent use Of capitals: in various sizes
Of writing. particularly much very
large writing; and the like. IL is not
often that such people have the oppor-
tunity of going 70 print and converting
the compositor TO their peculiar system
of typography. NJ. Richet prints q fe.
specimen pages of such an author. and
counts twelve different kind. Of letters
in seventeen lines. besides the usual
capitals. exclamation points and 50 on,
in great abundance. All this is signifi-
cant Of All excited. prancing state Of
mind. closely allied TO delirium and
-Mnks-"Beats all what people
these women are about business. I
gave my wife s5 this morning 10 90
shopping. and all she had to show for
il at noon was a couple Of pairs of
stockings." Jinks-"Yes, that's The
way IL goes I've been there. By the
way. these are mighty good cigars.
Minks." Minks-'They ought 10 be;
cost mo sl2 a hundred - Omaha
World.